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What did you do to your jeep today?
Would be great to eventually get a step by step description of what you did, as well as a parts list. ;)- seafish
- Post #28,103
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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New CRD owner with some questions
On sale right now too. https://shop.sasquatchparts.com/vehicle/liberty-crd/jeep-liberty-crd-fuel-system/- seafish
- Post #10
- Forum: CRD KJ's Section
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New CRD owner with some questions
None is normal…you have old and leaking fuel lines that run from the top of the tank to the fuel pump in the engine compartment. At the very least, they are contributing, and maybe even causing, your "slow start" issue. As mentioned, the ultimate solution is to drop the tank and insatll the in...- seafish
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- Forum: CRD KJ's Section
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What did you do to your jeep today?
I also used the Sylvania kit with good and lasting results (4 years now).- seafish
- Post #28,093
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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What did you do to your jeep today?
This…Ideally pressurize to 20 psi using a coolant leak tester kit from HF or Amazon. Alternatively, you can use a rubber tipped air nozzle with an air compressor regulator set to same as above. Then remove overflow hose from the rad (leaving the rad cap on)and insert rubber tip firmly into the...- seafish
- Post #28,082
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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New CRD owner with some questions
Welcome to the forum…I ALSO drive a 2005 KJ CRD as well as a 2005 Ram CTD. BOTH great trucks, one is just a little smaller then the other LOL While they are both CRD fuel injection systems, one difference between the two, is that on the KJ CRD the lines from the fuel tank to the firewall...- seafish
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- Forum: CRD KJ's Section
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What did you do to your jeep today?
One last stop at BevMo or Walmart ??? LOL- seafish
- Post #28,043
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Seat belt (retractable) for 2006 liberty sport (drivers side)
In several different vehicles I have found that cleaning the retracting mechanism several times with a liberal application of WD40 and blows g it out with compressed air allows the locking pendulum to swing easily and freely again.- seafish
- Post #6
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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ARB (Black) Rear Differential cover (Chrysler 8.25) with LubeLocker reusable gasket — BOTH NIB and SEALED for $200 shipped
Bump just because I forgot to bump it over the weekend. LOL- seafish
- Post #8
- Forum: For Sale Forum
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What did you do to your jeep today?
Mr Ed was down for brake work, so took Giddyup out on a mowing job. Couldn't find the hitch extension, so just pulled the spare instead.- seafish
- Post #28,023
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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Key fob triggers itself
Very likely sticky buttons on the fob. On my KJ, you can still easily open it up and clean everything with a Q tip(s) and rubbing alcohol.- seafish
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- Forum: KK General Discussion
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What did you do to your jeep today?
How did they determine that…preferably with a battery hygrometer on each wet cell, or at least with a load test on a the fully charged battery??- seafish
- Post #27,993
- Forum: KJ General Discussion
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ARB (Black) Rear Differential cover (Chrysler 8.25) with LubeLocker reusable gasket — BOTH NIB and SEALED for $200 shipped
Bump just cause I am surprised that this hasnt sold yet for this LOW price.:confused:- seafish
- Post #7
- Forum: For Sale Forum
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ARB (Black) Rear Differential cover (Chrysler 8.25) with LubeLocker reusable gasket — BOTH NIB and SEALED for $200 shipped
Weekend bump for a great price on two great Jeep upgrades- seafish
- Post #6
- Forum: For Sale Forum
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ARB (Black) Rear Differential cover (Chrysler 8.25) with LubeLocker reusable gasket — BOTH NIB and SEALED for $200 shipped
Sell that one and buy this one …;) LOL!!!- seafish
- Post #5
- Forum: For Sale Forum
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